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Today's bit of found japanese oddness - Rod.H - 11-27-2009
Just something I found while looking for some parts my RC Hummer required
The music's a bit .....
I was expecting to see a Kajira stomp through at one point, till I remembered if someone brought an RC Hummer or drove their car onto the lot, that would count
as one.
--Rod.H
- Black Aeronaut - 11-27-2009
Evidently you've never sat down and watched Initial D before.
Oh! They're all RC Cars! That would explain why the way they were whipping around through there seemed a bit surreal. All the same, though, this isn't
really all that weird. Hell, I bet there's groups like this in the US. In fact, I would say it's more awesome than weird - especially the
drift-into-your-parking-spot bit.
- Wiregeek - 11-27-2009
amazing work.. gorgeous driving, gorgeous models!
"No can brain today. Want cheezeburger."
From NGE: Nobody Dies, by Gregg Landsman
http://www.fanfiction.net/s/5579457/1/NGE_Nobody_Dies
- Rod.H - 11-27-2009
The thing I found 'bout it was the track. Most people would place cones, lay pipe, dump & grade dirt and call it a course. And I'm aware of one or
two permanent RC car tracks in japan, in or near the Tamiya & Kyosho factories.
These guys went to a higher stage, with scale road markings and roadside fixtures. They just missed the traffic light.
In related videos, there's a few with 6+ cars being drifted at the same time.
--Rod.H